A simple application to print HTTP requests received on specified port(s).
This project was quickly cobbled together to be used in an environment where a fully fledged proxy like Burp isn't feasible. Hence also the code quality, or lack thereof.
The binary is built as a single, self-contained binary for maximal portability.
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-h Print this help.
-p Comma seperated list of ports to listen on. Default is 8080. (i.e. -p 1337,8080,1234)
-i IP to bind to. Default is 127.0.0.1. (i.e. -i 192.168.1.123)